Instead of 110V 60Hz Power Supply can I request 220v 50Hz Power Supply? I want to use it overseas under 220V 50Hz. Also are they new or used?
25029
They are new and yes, you can request a 220V version and we will include 220V transformer for free. Thanks.
107162
You need to read your TV's manual to see if it is actually frequency sensitive. Most modern electronics use switching mode power supplies internally which are not usually sensitive to 50Hz v. 60 Hz input at all. Many will even work at both 120V and 240V sometimes with no modification and at others by changing a voltage selector switch. If in doubt call the TV manufacturer.
615243
Off of the adapter on mine. Input:100-240V~0.4A,50-60Hz Output: +5VDC2.5A, So on my power adapter it looks like you could use it overseas with the right prong adapter for your situation. I would email the company, as the other answers make me think they use whatever 5vdc units the have from there suppliers at the moment.
332446
After reviewing the directions there are no provision for switching to 240V 50Hz. Radio Shack sells adapters for traveling abroad and with this model clipper only drawing 12 watts of power it will only draw 6 watts on 240volt. I hope this answers your question.
946814
We ship to Australia, but not this model which is in 110V and don't recommend to use a step-down converter 240V-110V because of different frequency. Thank you.
238802
I am wondering the same thing. Is the power supply 100/240v compatible? Could someone please let us know, as this is the only thing holding me back from purchasing this.Thanks!
1959013
Sadly, this power strip is *not* rated for any but U.S. According to the molded plastic bottom-side of the strip:15A, 125VAC, 60 Hz.Glad you asked - I spend a lot of time in Europe, and have been meaning to verify whether this could handle the 240VAC/50Hz. It cannot.
1246011
Hi Christopher. No. I'm looking at the owner's manual and it says specifically: "Power supply requirement......120V, 60Hz" and on the box it says "1/4 HP 120v AC (3.8 amps). That's pretty straight forward I'd say!
1999034
No, don't plug it into a 220v power supply. The frequency won't affect it. Get a powerful enough transformer and go nuts.
1622437
I purchased the machine has been used in China, is currently normal. China's power supply standard 220v50Hz
505956
Yes, the power supply is rated from 100 - 240 volts 50/60Hz. You will need an adapter for the plug to change it from the U.S. 110 outlet to the one where you are going.
159431
No! The reason is, in the World, 220V is supported by 50Hz unlikely to 120V supported by 60Hz. This is quite a power loss at 120V/50Hz. So device turns itself off not harm itself. You need an adapter 220V/50Hz to 120V/60Hz. Yet seems to me hard to find such an adapter supporting 230W.
974946
Power supply type is AC to AC. Input is 120V or 240V AC - 60Hz or 50Hz, depending on the region where you buy. Output is 16V AC 50/60Hz 1.5Amp minimum.
2123126
As the game is operated on DC (Batteries) as opposed to AC (Alternating Current), there is no 50/60hz difference. The only issue you may come across is if you use a power block to power it from an outlet, you would need to make sure the output voltage and polarity is correct, and that the power adapter is appropriate for your country.
1093937
I am using 120 Volts, However the adaptor rated input is 100 - 240 volts.So once you have the plug to fit for the 220 Volts supply you can use it.Note - check your Adaptor Input -It is listed on the adaptor label
279025
Yes, mine bought in the US has a 120-240v. supply. You will need only a plug adapter. The power supply is 12v DC output and is a wall wart. I know of no country that has 120 Hz power!
1766775
US version comes with 110V/60Hz external power supply. If you are using in a 50Hz region (hope Japan is 60Hz), have to change the driving pulley to a 50Hz one.